Fantastic article on Canuck memory legend Karim Nader by Samia Madwar. Karim’s 2000 reconsolidation paper was a game changer, reorienting neuroscientific studies towards a more reconstructivist view of memory. thewalrus.ca/karim-nader/

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So excited to finally share this collaborative work exploring the role of CADM2 recursive splice site deletions led by Philip Boone. We were fortunate to characterize the neural and behavioural consequences of CADM2 RS1 deletion: www.cell.com/cell-reports...

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Knowing when to just shut up is a skill it's slowly taken me over 20 years to learn, and i'm still not 100%

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How do 🐁deal with complex landscapes? Turns out they learn a lot very quickly. We think they do this by learning a set of repeated sparse paths, which form a type of compressed world model. Joint work with the Hermundstad lab, led by Tzuhsuan Ma and Alison Comrie: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

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Top ten most foreboding sentence I've ever read.

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